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What range/zoom does this give?

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Hello;This is an 8 diopter lens. A diopter changes the focus range of your lens. Diopters come in powers from +1 to +5 (that I've seen). They're also stackable: you can put a +4 diopter on top of another +4 diopter, and conveniently that gives you the effect of a +8 diopter. (Quality does suffer when you stack.) The higher the number, the more powerful the diopter. The more powerful the diopter, the closer you can focus. Specifically: divide 100 centimeters by the diopter power. That's the maximum focus distance of the diopter. A +5 diopter focuses at 20 centimeters or less. A +2 diopter focuses at 50 centimeters or less, so an 8 diopter lens would focus around 13 centimeters or less. Hope this helps. Remember, this lens works when you are in full telephoto.

Question 2

Would it blow my mind with quality if mounted on the already amazing Canon MP-E 65mm f/2.8 1-5X Macro Lens

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Rather than this, if I want to get closer than my macro ring allows I use some extension rings.  They allow closer focus but add no extra glass to go through. I have a different brand I purchased for the same amount, so something like this  http://www.amazon.com/Movo-Extension-Mirrorless-Compatible-Blackmagic/dp/B00GSCJU3M/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1396737657&sr=8-3&keywords=vello+extension+tube

Question 3

It work with a  lumix 18x = panasonic dmc fz28?

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Please check your Panasonic DMC FZ28 manual. I think the lens size for this camera is 43mm. The Raynox DCR 250 has a diameter that is also 43mm. So one would fit right in front of the glass on the lens, even without the need of the adaptor that is supplied. If the camera lens diameter is different in size, it's no problem to fit, using ring adapters that can be easily obtained.

Question 4

can i use a step up ring and what size?  i don't want to use the spring loaded clip so I just want to attach it with a step up ring.  My lens is 49

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I have no idea where to find a step up/down ring between 43-49/49-43 mm range. The spring loaded clip attaches to the lens end tightly, and I have never experienced  the DCR-250 disconnected by its own.

ASIN	B000A1SZ2Y
Best Sellers Rank	#20 in SLR Camera Lenses
Brand	Raynox
Built-In Media	Macro-Scan 2.5x Lens - Universal Adapter 52 to
Camera Lens	DCR-250 is a zoom lens with a focal length of 0mm to 250mm, and is an autofocus lens that can be used for super macro photography
Camera Lens Description	DCR-250 is a zoom lens with a focal length of 0mm to 250mm, and is an autofocus lens that can be used for super macro photography Camera Lens Description DCR-250 is a zoom lens with a focal length of 0mm to 250mm, and is an autofocus lens that can be used for super macro photography See more
Color	Black
Compatible Camera Models	Canon EF-mount cameras, Nikon F-mount cameras
Compatible Camera Mount	Canon EF, Canon EF,Nikon F(DX),Sony Alpha
Compatible Devices	SLR
Compatible Mountings	Canon EF, Canon EF,Nikon F(DX),Sony Alpha
Customer Reviews	4.6 out of 5 stars 1,017 Reviews
Exposure Control Type	Automatic
Focal Length Description	250 millimeters
Focus Type	Auto Focus
Global Trade Identification Number	00024616020191, 00796594749233, 04961787600172
Image stabilization	yes
Item Type Name	Digital-slr-camera-lenses.
Item Weight	2.1 ounces
Lens	Macro
Lens Coating Description	Coated
Lens Design	Zoom
Lens Fixed Focal Length	49 millimeters
Lens Mount	Nikon F
Lens Type	Macro
Manufacturer	Raynox
Manufacturer Part Number	DCR-250
Maximum Focal Length	250
Media Type	ProductImage, EnhancedContent
Minimum Aperture	1
Model Name	DCR-250
Model Number	DCR-250
Model Series	DCR-250
Number of Items	1
Number of Packs	1
Photo Filter Size	49 millimeters
Real Angle Of View	46.8 degrees
Screen Size	0.71 inches
UPC	024616020191 782386464644 796594749233
Unit Count	1 Count
Video Capture Resolution	4K
Viewfinder Type	Optical view
Warranty Description	1 Year
Water Resistance Level	Not Water Resistant
Zoom Ratio	250:1

Raynox DCR-250 Super Macro Snap-On Lens

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